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by hershel 13y ago
If you did your research seriously, i believe sharing the results(indirect competitors) and maybe the process(keywords searched, etc) could help build trust .
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by hershel 13y ago
>> You don't send an executive to jail because a guy several layers down did something wrong First , they are responsible as managers like others said. But we're talking about serious allegations of supporting terrorism. For
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by hershel 13y ago
Not only for drudgery. If you read good research in CS(even for varied fields like anonimity,protocol design,type analysis which usually have nothing to do with machine learning), machine learning have become really core to many of them. T
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by hershel 13y ago
I wonder if it's coded using the mbed, since the controller might be going to be sold in volumes?
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by hershel 13y ago
Can you please link to your solution ?
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by hershel 13y ago
The closest i found to a solution to bitcoin stability is here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=171539.msg1862790#ms... Although at the beginning it should not be stable , but rising to get people involved with the
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by hershel 13y ago
Is crushing your competitors something unique to bill gates ? Or any successful operating systems company would have done similar things ? So it's hard to tell how much of MS's monopolistic behavior should be assigned to gates.
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by hershel 13y ago
This only stops the simple correlative analysis. You could probably still do correlative packet timing attacks(correlating the sent/recieve time of packets from you and from the server) , and active attacks(by adding some data to your&
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Software Needs Seatbelts and Airbags (queue.acm.org)
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by hershel 13y ago
There's a basis in reality for those. many powerful technologies have been used in the fast for "evil".
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by hershel 13y ago
>> but it's not like these guys are building viruses in a petri dish. Why compare them to one of the most extreme things humans can do ? Why not compare them to the food industry(under some regulation , and there's a debate
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by hershel 13y ago
I edited my question : the addictive nature of VR combined with potential mental illnesses.
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by hershel 13y ago
What about potential negative side effects[1] of VR ? Some of them are quite serious(depersonalization and derealization which are pretty serious mental illnesses). Combining those side effects with the probably addictive nature of VR shoul
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by hershel 13y ago
it's pretty easy to do a deal with Amazon and install it's application store.
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by hershel 13y ago
Can't you wrap the RDRAND call with some long complicated code , so that tracking what fake_random will be hard to in hardware , thus preventing this attack?
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by hershel 13y ago
>>stego is art not science what about "provably secure steganogrpahy"? there seems to be some papers on this. isn't is by definition science, not art?
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by hershel 13y ago
One interesting sign(regarding commercial banking) is that amazon has started offering loans to some businesses who sell using it's platform , and is able to offer better terms using sales data they've got.
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by hershel 13y ago
Sites for crowdsourcing app ideas might work. if people like your idea, they develop it and you get a share of profits. For example: http://applits.com/
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Python might soon run on the arduino due(kickstarter.com)
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Hard problems in secure communication(with solutions)(leap.se)
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by hershel 13y ago
Recently google also created a company to develop software for the construction industry, which they claim will reduce 30%-50% of the cost of construction[1]. The most likely scenario for that to happen is through pre-fabricated constructi
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by hershel 13y ago
Fedex and UPS suffer from the innovator's dilemma which will make it hard for them to build the best drone service with the right business model because it means they'll lose money, sunk investments and jobs relative to their old
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by hershel 13y ago
Run snake run is very easy to use , and powerfull. In my opinion it should have been part of the standard library.
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by hershel 13y ago
The biggest problem the smartphone solved was boredom. That's the reason for it's popularity. At it's core ,boredom might be manipulated neurologically, so maybe you won't feel bored and just feel content with whatever.
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by hershel 13y ago
There's some preliminary research software for this : http://www.i-programmer.info/news/105-artificial-intelligenc...
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by hershel 13y ago
I don't think it's that personal in principle. There were plenty of news articles about the current generation not caring much for car ownership.
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by hershel 13y ago
The scrypt hardness parameters are related to both processor and cache. Once hardness gets big enough,GPU mining won't make sense, because each GPU core has relatively little cache vs cpu.
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by hershel 13y ago
Aren't khan academy videos pretty cheap to produce, but quite good( except for some pedagogical errors khan is doing because he isn't a teacher, but that's easily solvable) ?
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by hershel 13y ago
Large part of big projects fail. This happens everywhere. But still many do succeed both in government and industry. Why not look at them as examples?
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by hershel 13y ago
It's a nice opinion based on no data.

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